… ABSTRACT This report presents data on hemoglobin concentrations in a sample of
Himalayan high altitude natives measured at their habitual altitude of residence. In this sample of …

… high strain zones except possibly in the eastern Himalaya. The lack of reactivation in the
western and central Himalaya may … 1900–1800 Ma rift-related high strain zones relative to the …

… of these high-pressure and ultrahigh-pressure rocks along the Himalayan belt allow us to …
-pressure to ultrahigh-pressure rocks in the western Himalaya formed and exhumed in steep …

… Collectively, our results indicate that topographic development in the western Himalaya
is inherently polygenetic in nature, with glaciation, fluvial and slope processes all playing …

… perceived in the northwest Himalayan region, implicating an increased warming rate in the
Greater Himalaya as compared to the lower and Karakoram Himalaya. No definite trends of …

We compared the spirometric values of the isolated racial group of Himalayan Sherpas with
those predicted for the European Coal and Steel Community (EC&S). 146 normal adult …

… At high elevations in the Himalaya, an increase in temperature could result in faster recession
of glaciers and an increase in the number and extent of glacial lakes - many of which have …

… The original observation of the marked contrast between the low-grade metasedimentary
rocks of the Lesser Himalaya and high-grade schists and gneisses of the High Himalayan …

(1) Plant biomass, species diversity and net primary production are presented for a high altitude
grassland of Central Himalaya, India. (2) The time-series of live shoot biomass exhibited …

… All of these birds, however, must be reckoned along with men as no more than occasional
and transient visi tors to the high places of the Himalayas. The first creature credited as a per …